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Aire de Villers-le-Lac

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Adresse

9 Rue Pierre Berçot
25130 Villers-le-Lac
Doubs, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
France
Itinéraire

Tarifs

10 min water
3.5€

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
1 places

Liens utiles

Practical Information | Bateaux du Saut du Doubs
Town of Villers-le-Lac
Le Pays Horloger, a Jura Mountains destination
Bateaux du Saut du Doubs | Cruises in France and Switzerland

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Aires de pique-nique
Espaces verts
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
Jetons

Description

Welcome to the Villers-le-Lac motorhome service area, in the heart of the Pays Horloger, conveniently located next to the Bateaux du Saut du Doubs parking and integrated with the boarding area for your river excursions. Accessible 24h/24 and 7j/7, the station provides drinking water supply and full management of grey and black water (emptying included) — a rare facility combining permanent access and black/grey water emptying. Operation is via a coin-operated machine accepting tokens, available only at the Bateaux Mouches reception, which means you must obtain the token on site to use the station. Enjoy convenient parking in the heart of an exceptional natural setting, with local amenities easily accessible.

Tourisme

Villers-le-Lac (Doubs, France)

Villers-le-Lac is a commune in the Doubs valley, located on the border with Switzerland. Situated at the foot of the Jura massif, its character is shaped by the surrounding gorges and wooded plateaus. The presence of the watercourse marks the landscape and local activities. One feels both the Franc-Comtois identity and cross-border influences.

Heritage and history

The commune was shaped by the industrialization of the 19th century, notably the rise of watchmaking and metal-related industries. One can see industrial-era buildings and repurposed workshops. The local heritage also evokes rural life and the exploitation of the Doubs’s resources.

Nature and landscapes

The site is distinguished by its gorges, cliffs and the forests of the Jura. The course of the Doubs offers varied viewpoints, from calm meanders to rapids. Panoramas from the heights reveal the slope break between plateaus and valley, ideal for walks and photography.

Outdoor activities

Hiking, mountain biking and walks along the river are common activities. Boating and small craft outings allow approaching natural sites. The border location also favors cross-border walks to nearby Swiss trails.

Gastronomy and local products

Local cuisine highlights products from the Jura massif: Comté, charcuterie, honey and dairy products. Markets and shops in the region offer these specialties, often from small local farms.

Not to miss

  • Saut du Doubs — a spectacular waterfall and natural attraction accessible from Villers-le-Lac.
  • Doubs (the river) — riverside walks and changing landscapes.
  • Watchmaking workshops — testimonies of the local industrial and craft history.
  • Jura trails — hikes and panoramas over the valley.
  • Local products — Comté and charcuterie to discover in local shops.

Points d'intérêt